Join NJCH for Humanities Board Game Night! Get ready to play and discuss how history, linguistics, storytelling, and other humanities disciplines inform and influence our favorite board games. Light snacks and soft beverages will be provided.
The Montclair History Center will host a performance by the Moving Architects as part of a project funded by an NJCH grant.
Join NJCH’s Director of Programs and past participants on October 23 to learn about the 2026 program offerings for Prime Time Family Reading, a national program serving kids and their families.
Join us for a virtual information session about our Community History Program, in which participants receive instruction on public history practices and community-engagement methods and develop projects in close collaboration with their community members.
Join museum staff, project scholars, veterans, and local students for an inspiring afternoon exploring newly recorded World War II oral histories, now archived in the National Library of Congress. Special guest: 104-year-old WWII veteran Tim Kiniry.
NJCH grantee Ritual4Return presents the Men's Rite of Passage performed by members of the Fall 2025 cohort. During the Rite of Passage, written and performed by the participants, audience members welcome the justice-impacted participants back to their identities as citizens and members of their communities.
The application deadline for groups interested in participating in a 2026 cohort of NJCH's Community History program has been extended to December 23, 2025.
The Willingboro Public Library will host a concluding lecture to mark the finale of the exhibit on the township’s storied Futuro House on January 31, 2026. Join "Space Age" design expert Eric Wolff of Chromium, LLC to learn about the history of and materials used in the iconic "UFO-style" house.
The New Jersey Council for the Humanities hosts a series of gatherings for organizations, professionals, and supporters across the state to discuss the current state and envisioned future of the humanities in New Jersey in 2026.
The New Jersey Council for the Humanities hosts a series of gatherings for organizations, professionals, and supporters across the state to discuss the current state and envisioned future of the humanities in New Jersey in 2026.
Join the New Jersey Council for the Humanities for a special conversation between musician, historian, and author Bob Crawford and Sean Wilentz, the George Henry Davis 1886 Professor of American History at Princeton University, about Crawford's new book "America's Founding Son."
The New Jersey Council for the Humanities hosts a series of gatherings for organizations, professionals, and supporters across the state to discuss the current state and envisioned future of the humanities in New Jersey in 2026.
